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Mineralogy is a
subject of
geology specializing in the
scientific study of the chemistry,
crystal structure, and
physical (including optical) properties...
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Lustre (British English) or
luster (American English; see
spelling differences) is the way
light interacts with the
surface of a crystal, rock, or mineral...
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Automated mineralogy is a
generic term
describing a
range of
analytical solutions,
areas of
commercial enterprise, and a
growing field of
scientific research...
- In crystallography,
polymorphism is the
phenomenon where a
compound or
element can
crystallize into more than one
crystal structure. The
preceding definition...
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infrared spectroscopy,
Raman spectroscopy, and SEM-EDS or
automated mineralogy processes.
These methods can be
augmented by
polarized light microscopy...
- The
Professorship of
Mineralogy was a
professorship at the
University of Cambridge. It was
founded in 1808 and
discontinued when its
final holder retired...
- "Chrysocolla".
Mineralienatlas – Fossilienatlas. "Chrysocolla" (PDF).
Handbook of
Mineralogy.
Chrysocolla Mineral Data, WebMineral.com François Farges,
Karim Benzerara...
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Optical mineralogy is the
study of
minerals and
rocks by
measuring their optical properties. Most commonly, rock and
mineral samples are
prepared as thin...
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meteorite parent bodies. As a result,
achondrites have
distinct textures and
mineralogies indicative of
igneous processes.
Achondrites account for
about 8% of...
- The
Waynflete Professorships are four
professorial fellowships at the
University of
Oxford endowed by
Magdalen College and
named in
honour of the college...
